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Harry1999 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Article before adjectives?
Articles modify nouns. I am confused about their usage before adjectives only.
Are these following sentences correct?.
He is a foolish.
or
He is a fool.
Have nice days.
Thanks,
Harry
Are these following sentences correct?.
He is a foolish.
or
He is a fool.
- He is a goofy.
- I am a misanthrope or I am a misanthropist?
- He is an eccentric.
- He is a perspicacious.
- I am a paranoid.
Have nice days.
Thanks,
Harry
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You do not use any article before an adjective unless it is followed by a noun. So: he is foolish, I am paranoid , etc. Hope that helps.
- You do not use any article before an adjective unless it is followed by a noun.
- So: he is foolish, I am paranoid , etc.
- Hope that helps.
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You do not use any article before an adjective unless it is followed by a noun. So:
he is foolish, I am paranoid, etc.
Hope that helps.
he is foolish, I am paranoid, etc.
Hope that helps.
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